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·Here are two magazines that I have in what I believe to be a police rework or a sneak police, can't say for sure yet.
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·TwoBears
Can you describe the Luger these magazines came with? With that information, someone will have a few answers for you.
Good Luck
SEA29
Can you describe the Luger these magazines came with? With that information, someone will have a few answers for you.
Good Luck
SEA29
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·The pistol is what I believe to be an early pre-"K"date police P08
trigger bar safety in place but trigger linkage taken off but cut in grip present .The serial number of the gun is the same as is on the mags.
it is a C/N on breech left side ,on the left rail,under the barrel and this one is a first for me.... C/N just to the left of the extractor on the top of block.Blank Chamber.no proofs on left side of breech and no maker logo on link. no property numbers or what may have been regemental markings. a bkank safety area. the numerals "20" on the bottom of the upper receiver lug. and no internal markins of any kind in the wells front and back.Hole in trigger well.Thats about it many thanks and sorry to take so long getting back to you.
Bob
trigger bar safety in place but trigger linkage taken off but cut in grip present .The serial number of the gun is the same as is on the mags.
it is a C/N on breech left side ,on the left rail,under the barrel and this one is a first for me.... C/N just to the left of the extractor on the top of block.Blank Chamber.no proofs on left side of breech and no maker logo on link. no property numbers or what may have been regemental markings. a bkank safety area. the numerals "20" on the bottom of the upper receiver lug. and no internal markins of any kind in the wells front and back.Hole in trigger well.Thats about it many thanks and sorry to take so long getting back to you.
Bob
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